print python output as command tool output

[astrung]

Hello. I am getting used to this library, and I know this library can be used with command line or python API. However, now my code with python API can only print text, but I want to get timestamp of this text too. In other words, I want to get same output as console output, not just print text.

• My current python output: Nowadays, we are so used to getting food whenever....
• My expected output(command line output): [00:14.960 --> 00:20.320] Nowadays, we are so used to getting food whenever...

SO how can I adjust my python code to do it ? Please help
My current code (tutorial code):

import whisper
model = whisper.load_model("medium")
result = model.transcribe("eng_test_audio.mp3")
print(result["text"])

[Purfview]

I made such output in Whisper-Faster, but that is for Windows and not Python.

[astrung]

@Purfview I think you are farmiliar with building command-line, so would you point out for me which main script is using for building whisper command line ? I think if i can look at script which is used to built command-line tool, it will be helpful too

[phineas-pta]

try manipulate result["segments"]

[astrung]

@phineas-pta Using result["segments"] is still too complex, its output is a collective of timestamps and tokens, and I need to adjust it by my hands.

Because command-line output is already nice format, I think this library have support this kind of output too, but i don't know how to find it in document or code. May be looking at command-line main script will help. Do you which is their main script for running in command-line ?

[ryanheise]

Isn't the SRT output also in a nice format? It's not identical but it is very similar to the console output.